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Continuous back pain

2018-02-11 16:35:45
My PLCR is 55.2%, MPV is 13.8%, PDW is22. 3% while platelet count is normal 1.67 lakh/cumm I want to know is there anything to worry about? Plz advice
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HELLO, IT'S NORMAL, FOR BACK PAIN X RAY BACK IS UTMOST IMPORTANT,NOT BLOOD. YOU HAVE NOT MENTIONED WHICH PART MOSTLY LOWER SO X RAY LUMBOSACRAL REGION AP AND LAT VIEW. CONSULT AN ORTHOPEDICIAN. TILL THAN, TAB TRAMADOL PLUS TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS. PLENTY OF LIQUIDS. LIGHT DIET WITH LEAST OIL N SPICES. VOLINI GEL LOCALLY TWO THREE TIMES. OK.

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